I hear the point that you are making. but I want to point out something that is not true, the virus itself causes more carses of myocarditis than the vaccine. also covid isnt the only virus that can cause myocarditis, almost all respiratory viruses have the potential to do so. additionally there are many other causes of myocarditis . also myocarditis is not what kills folks, that would be very rare. so myocarditis is not the cause of sudden deaths.
That is not debunking anything. Read the book if you want to, but it is not a anti-vax book, but one that is trying to put the science behind vaccines into perspective. Does it ask tough questions???? Yes. But it is well cited and takes one through both the clinical scientific method as well as the actual science that does exist. For example it does not claim a MMR/Autism connection, but instead notes the success of the measles vaccination. Does it question why HEP B vaccination is given on day 1 of life when it is a sexually transmitted (and drug users) disease? Yep, as anyone should. It is more about environmental causes than putting the finger simply on vaccinations by the way.That's an anti-vaccine book that's been debunked.
The Grand Debunk of the antivaxxer book “Turtles All the Way Down” (part 1/10)
This book — written by "Anonymous", edited by Children's Health Defense lawyer Mary Holland and Children's Health Defense Publisher Liaison and Thinking Moms’ Revolution co-founder Zoey O’Toole,sciencebasedmedicine.org
Not in young people. And untreated Myocarditis can have consequences.
today.tamu.edu
Nope it doesn't. Just makes some general statements why the book is wrong. Like all of it's ilk, it cherry picks a very small part and then disagrees with it ignoring the actually evidence presented. Its actually a pretty pathetic attempt designed to give folks like you, who haven't read the book, a reason to not read it.
I see its missing any citations to the actual science so I see it as a opinion piece. I questions some stuff in the actual book as well so...
I don't think anyone should read the book as the definitive final conclusion on vaccines. It does ask the right questions in my opinion. And provides background information that would allow people to enter into the conversation in an intelligent manner.
Actually, they appear to be frowned upon.
I think your missing the point of the jokes. A certain poster likes to question people on their education or expertise when their opinion differs from theirs. As if to say if your not an expert you cant post an opinion. That's the reason for the here we go again memes.
you are again wrong , the virus itself causes myocarditis often. especially if you go by the definition of myocarditis in that article published
Bronny James is said to have congenital ailment, meaning he was born with it.
Hep B is a blood borne disease, while is one avenue anything that involves sharing of blood can do it.
they depise Fauci, doctors scientist. they champion Trump (who is vaccinated), their bible belt pastors and fox News. and all other right ringed internet Gurus.
What’s the real data? Cdc have changed guidance so many times. And let’s not even start on NIH and Fauci and what he did. Unfortunately the REAL data won’t be known until a future date.
Just so wrong in so many ways. Whats interesting is that those who claim to be all about inclusion and not judging people are the first to resort to personal attacks, name calling, making assumptions, and labeling those who have differing views…..
Who are they in your rant? Maybe you should let the adults talk.
What's funny is a post railing against right ringers who despise education that looks like it was translated from a first graders homework. Hopefully that was the phones fault.
Yet he was somehow able to capitalize Trump and Gurus. Lol.
There is a certain group that I believe fits in to that description. There is also the polar opposite that wants everything shut down at the first hint of anything. Fortunately I still believe that most folks still live in between smewhere. They just don't make as much noise.
that group that fits that description, is exactly the people mentioned. I am a man of science, knowledge is forever changing so when questioning the unknown, sure there will predictions that prove to be untrue but at least look at the data and not rely on make belief for guidance
He’s not wrong. In young people the vaccine is linked to more myocarditis than the virus itself. In older folks the opposite is true. Anyone older who’s not getting the vaccines id say isn’t making the best decision. Younger folks I totally understand not wanting to get it. I enthusiastically got the first 2 and then a booster. I didn’t get a booster last year and am unlikely to get one this year.
